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New-York tribune., 1887-11-22

ana the whole country in tho deep grief which rests upon
Don. HIS Majesty was much graufed 10 be informed OF
we are 90 closely allied.
VIENNA Nov. 21.-Rcports arc current hero that
tho German Crown Prince has of late showed signs
OF occasional mental depression. He has written
long letters to tho Prince Of Wales tho Crown Prince
OF Austria and tho Grand Duko of Baden.
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THAT SCOTLAND YARD STILL-HUNT.
ANOTHER ALLEGED DYNAMITER ARRESTED AM

HELD FOR TRIAL
LONDON Nov. 2l.-A detective yesterday ar
rested man named Callan, who disappeared after
the death In London recently of the alleged dynamer
Cohen. A quantity of dynamite found In Cal
lan's lodgings and tho police seized package con-
tanning money sent to him by Mororey alias Mclviic
who was said to be tho agent in London Of tho Clan
na,(iael Society Michael TIarkins, Of the wit.
pcsscs at the inquest the body of Cohen, was also
,rrestcd. Both prisoners were brought into court
this morning and charges piefened against them Tho
substance found in Caan's lodging was pronounced
dynamite Superintendent williamson OF Scotland
Yard stated the facts In relation to tho two men UPON
which their arrest was based There were no VII
nesscs. The prisoners remanded for trial. Cal
ans address Is Lowell, Mass He Is also known as
Thomas Scott
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MOLE ARRESTS IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN. Nov. 21.- Several persons have been ar
rested a, wOodord charged with being present al inc
midnight meeting at which Mr.. oTrien ourhea 'ho
Government proclamation All have Leon rceascl
on bal warrants have been Issued against hunefou'
other persons, including Mr. Rowland, tho Ens Isn
10 Lord Mayor sullivan. f.
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AMERICAN SYMPATHY FUK THE PKINCE~
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81. The Secretary OF state On NO
vember Is directed the American Minister nj Berlin 10
communicate to the Emperor OF Germany tho cordal
svmpatby Of the President and peOp Of this country
In the serious illness OF tho Crown Prince Tho foi-
lowing is co OF the reply which tho German Charge
dAGares at this capital las by direction Of his gov
ernment, made TO the above:
HIS Majesty deeply moved by the iervent % snd %sen
for the Imperial House and for Germany are espsSna S
Chanc 0r OF the Empire IN obedience 10 the command o.
His Imperial Majesty, have tho honor, Nj secre,at5
10 convey 10 YOU the expression OF Ills Maestys heartfelt
gratitude for The sympathy felt BY the r sident and people
of the nitc6 States OF Amcrics with the RoyA uousc
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THE PRINCE Eats AND SLEEPS WE'LL.

npp,Iy. Nov o1.-The following bulletin was re-
ccived from san Reno saturday
be pdematous swelling Of tho Crown Irinccs
,arnyx has entirely disappeared Tho reduction
of the swelling was especially notHcabie
after the 10th inst. when a foccnlent discharge Oh
reddish brown color occurred. Aferward the sur
face of the growth the left side OF tho Aarny l.
with the supporting part and enlargement Of the
gottis, became perccptible. Since then respiration
has been frce and swallowing entirely painb'ss
sAN RENO, Nov. 21.-Thc Crown Prince eats and
sleeps we'll.
The British and German residents gave banquet
to the Crown Princess to-day In honor Of her birthday
II is rumored that the King Of Italy and tho King
of Wuremburg intend to como TO San Remo to see the
Prince.
Princess to-day The Crown Prince appeared on the ter
race and cordially giectcd.
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TIE MUNICIPAL COZ NCIL AGAINST HIM

PARIs Nov. 2I.-A meeting Of the aufonomst ana
socialist sections of the Municipal Council was held this
evening There about 800 persons in attendance
including Senator Songcon and Deputies Maiiiard'
.chard Planteau, Basly, Lassnt, Camenaf, Briaon'
MiIleraud and Caivinnac Councillor Bcsson read the
following proposal:
Tho Deputies of the Seine arc requested to demand
the resignation OF the President and only 10 support
a Government which Will devote itself 10 tho infIoduc-
ron OF reforms and which will promise to demand tho
resignation Of NJ Grcvy.
The proposal unanimously adopted
A Vigilsnce Committee formed consisting OF
thirty fvo members, including eight Deputies eight
members Of the Municipal Council and fifteen members
Of the Committee Of the Federation OF tho Solic tho
hcf' being members Of Other councils The Visahc:
COMMITTEES will constitute Itself permanent body and
will organize the forces of The Republican party Tor all
emergencies.
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LORD TENNYsON 70 WALT wEITMAN.

TIE POET'S RESPECT FOR AMEKICAN INSIfI
"A SLY HOME THRUST.
LONDON Nov 22.-Lord Tcnnyson has written
letter 10 wal: whitman in which he says
al thank you for your KIND fhorght of me. value
YOUR photograph and much wish could scc' not
only the sun picture, but also the living original
MAY you live and flourish for many years. The coming
wear should give nowiifo TO every American who has
brcah he'd the breath Of that soul which Inspired Inc
great founders Of the American Constitution whose
worl. Won are to celebrate. Truly the mother
country pondcring this, may feel that, how much
socvcr tho daughter owes her, she, the inoiher mas
neyerthelrss soIb.thlng to learn from the daughter
Esnccially I would note the taken 10 guard tho
noI"o Constitution from rash and unwi-o nnOvators"
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THE LITTER AND THE pRIvArr LETTER-B0x.
o-whcn you first heard Of the resolutions declaring
the payment OF your bill TO have been made under mis-
apprehension, did you write President Smith Al did
7 wrote him. enclosing a check for $1,000. told him
that ~ the resolutions charged anything but what would
inurc my character he wo"o W ae hoery W uso '"o
oD,dnt YOU take that letter OF President Smiths
private hOv before he IL Al fidnt know he had
q private box. I gave the letter 10 Clerk IIoyt
o-Then you didn't stand before Mr. Brotherson and
is The letter got out OF Smiths box IL is in my hand
writing ] shall give IL to him myseIr' A'-No, ST.
Tho cxarlna ion now rccurtsd TO the extract from
Supreme Court records II ruled ont bv the court
In his argument Mr. Warren confined himself al
most entirely the reading Of Judge Barrotts opinion
in dlssovlng tho temporary injunction restraining
the New-York Club from cxpelling Gcbhard. Judge
Arnoux reviewed the case, showing point by point
wbero Il camc under Paragraph 55s Of the Penal
Code lie argued that at any rate, the members
OF tho New-Yorl cub would not wr0ngfnlly pay man
BILL with tho under tand!ng that the money was to be
part back Consequently, tho case was one OF er-
togtion.
THE SECRETARY DISCHARGED IN TRIUMPH
Justice Murray ruled against the people, and dis
charged Secretary Wc.. when mis- decision was an
nounced. tho club members present burst out In a
ccrng laugh OF satsfaction and then gave themselves
nm IN demons ration of Joy In tho shape OF stamping
OF feet. hammerIng Of and general embracing.
After the hearing Colonel Gothard said That copy
NJ the suprcme Court records OF order to me TO
shaw cause why / should not bc dsbarrod / was
charged by n man named Nichols with having clopcd
with tho wifc OF hi, brother Tho matter was another
NJ bachna and was dismissed without an appear
ancc- Tho document was cxaniped later ON aud was
found to bc " Colonel GsbLaid described It. IL was
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Mrrnc,,raIIi. n,ri..

iNNroNvutr orleans Co.. n. y, April Q tgN
About year ngn I imprudcnily stepped
OF Che Hudson river cars while they were In
motion. IN trying io ave myself from a
lrauul lall, ! wUnrh,l my back terribly.
Tho next day could not walk. aud lfuiirr,l
palm from my neck 10 nv heels Various
applications we're made. but nothing which
was done nhltcl my suffering Being anxious
io get MP md attend a. business. | De-.
ttfmInrl 10 place three Allcpck's Porous
Plaster, one above iio other ON my hack
In about an hour AND half they caused
considerable iichInr The pain aud sofcncss
scuslbly dccva7cd. and ! rested pretty we'll
that night The neat morning The Itching
began 90 DC quito severe under the phgtCrs
TO rgl tpmc relief, hal my back we'll
rubbed Gro swn,s over thc plnstcrs. Was
surprised within two houu altcrwad Ia find
the pain and soreness almost gone. stayed
ln bed that day Hnd tho morning altlNard
] got ZAP and attended 20 budnrsi
o. Y. PrtIwlN.
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however freely they might be taken as a medicine,
ana that being medicines confcssedly their sale
docs not reqnlrca tax Both sides agree that any
sue OF alcoholic spirits under the disguise OF bit.
ters or by any name Intended 20 cover up the fact
that an alcoholic beverage WAS being sold would he
unlawful, az stated in the opinions already re-
IVITcu 10 IN the Argument ana read In your hearing
Now, the truth Is that II il really n question ~
Tact for you NJ determine whether these compounds
uan pc used 10th A. n medicine and asa beverages,
nhu whether the proof shows that II was used In
the hitter form and sold by the defendant for that
use aud not ~ medicine only
J submit II 70 yon 10 say whether this ease comes
Wlthn the sale oil that character of tinciurcs or
compounds wherein the chief medicinal ingredients
hte drugs used ~ remedial agents In the solution
OF distilled spirits. the latter being only vehicle
or companion Ingredient In the compound like
paragoric for example or o that character OF com
pounds wherein the alcohol il the chief INGREDIENT
hnh remedial agent, while IT, companion ingrcdl-
enis are 1ny put horc for palaiablc other sub0r.
dnate effects or Tor the fraudulent purpose OF dis.
guiSing a sale Of distilled spirits
We MI know nom common experience that para
gorc y tncino that could not M all be converted
into beverage for the effects Of the alcohol that i
IN 10, and II may he that some of these compounds
S SnHIa 's nI may be 80 made uE that y
al alcoholic beverage. white Others, equally az
einclent ~ n medicine. and when used IN dOsps M
meitclne eDtircly useful 20 accomplish the
desired eil'cis may he ALSO safely usrd a. an alien.
holic beverage aRd solely for the effects oi alcohol
on the system. This would present a cAs where
YOU should from the PINOT aud the proper infer
cnccN " bcdmwn irutn N determine whit particular
Use and intcnt has bccn developed by the olrcum.
slnnccr In this Casn. II the defendant knowing
that II could De- safely done. has converted medic
innl compounds Into On alcoholic beverage, aud
sold u ~ such 60 persons willing Ia take any risk
OF disadvantage lOf the sake oi the alcohol, he
II guilty. II he only sold medicine. nj
though 70 may have had alcoholic spirits IN e. he u
not guilty, no matter how freely be- sold IT, You
determine this question from AL the tacls and II
you have amy reasonable doubt the defendant can.
not be- convicted.
W. {. Early, Of Millngton who figured
in the Mlllington murder trial, WIS yes,er.
day found guilty OF selling whisky with
out license Sentence was deferred.
A colorcd inan named Norileet, residing
At Collicnvillc, was found guilty Of yiolat-
ing the postal laws aud fined $40 Nor
llcct was employed rs a mail carrier, and
delivered several letters not bearing post
age stamps
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Neodee. cnars..I nl,n Mnraer.

ST. Loris, Mo, Nov. -. henry Jack.
snn, Mrs. jackson and Charles Evans
we've arrested this morning 90 await the
action OF The oonneu In the cnso Of James
WILSON. three year oil Eon Of George VII.
Bon, who was burned 10 death Monday
morning. Tho mother was attracted 10
the bedroom by screams, aud hchcll the
little fellow In he'd wrapped IN flames. She
snaichrl him from the fire. but too late.
~ hc soon died The three persons under
arrest claim 60 be- ,oodoos, aud ~ Mrs.
Wilson took NO stock In their mys,efica.
they qunmlcd and vengeance WIS threat.
housr, sud Il \ sail that the prisoners al.
nit that They saw the burning bed r3mc
timC before the alarm VIA given.
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BRUTAL INDIANA WOMEN.
THEY SHAMEFULLY TREAT THE
WOMEN IN THEIR CHARGE.
Gov. Gray Personally Investigates the
Female Reformatery, and Makes
Some Shocking Disclosures OF wom-
ans Cruelty to Woman. i

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 20.-An Indianap-
oils lind. special says Unknown TO the
public, Gov Gray has been making an in
yestigation into the management OF the
female reformatory, an institution which
is managed exclusively by ladies'. The re-
suits OF the investigation have just been
given to the public. The Governors very
careful TO avoid anything like sensational
report, but ho does not conceal the fact
that he was surprised and shocked at the
development Is. lie said he had ascer-
tanned that there were two methods OF
punishment in the institution. One was by
whipping the girls with a strap. When
ho visited the place he asked to see the
last girl who had been punished in this
way. She had been whipped two days
before he saw her, but even then there
were black and blue stripes on her arms,
showing where the strap struck her. A
more common form Of punishment was 10
put refractory inmates in cell, through
the doors of which were two holes n loot
apart and three or four feet from the floor.
The woman's arms were put through
these holes and handcuiled together
on the outside, 50 that she was compelled
TO remain in IN uncomfortable standing
position. Some timcsshe was even placed
with her back 10 the door, her hands being
fastened behind her in this way. One
girl testified that she had been keptior ihrce
days in this position, being only allowed
TO lie down and sleep at nights.
"'Such a punishment, said the tioy-
ernor, II regard ~ unnecessarily cruel and
useless, and / shall recommend 70 the
board Of commissioners that II I've entirely
dispensed with. In other institutions
whipping has been abolished, and solitary
confinement and bread and water diet sub.
siituted, and | shall recommend that this
bo tried in all cases where punishment is
deemed necessary
1.-THE Governor saws that the inmates com
plain bitterly OF the insolcnce and abuse
OF attendants and officers, aud his invcsti-
CATIONS have convinced him that there was
entirely too much freedom Of the tongue
in dealing with them. Whipping and
Handwriting arc common punishments at
the institution, and II has been the custom
10 call upon n man employed about the
place tO aid the assistant superintendent
on such occasions. lie severely condemns
the system which places the penal and
riormatory department under the same
management, aud says many young girls,
who are sent 10 the rciorniatory because
they are disposed TO be Maynard, are com.
PEELED 10 associate with abandoned aud
hardened wretches, and necessarily come
out worse than when they went in. The
fact that the institution is governed by
ladies', and has been managed by them
entirely, and has been managed for iOur-
teen ycar without q suspicion on the part
Of the public that abuses existed, makes
the Governor pliccnt, and lac refuses TO
~ into further details"
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I.aIIa's Humanity.

BosToN, Mass, Nov 2g.-Papcn were
served yesterday upon Loiia, the we'll
known actress, in q suit for $4,000 dam.
ages instituted by Abraham Samuels, a
commercial traveller Tor paper house IN
Cincinnati. The case Is a novel one. il
appears that one day last week Samucls
chartered her,iic to carry him from his
hotel TO the Providence depot, whcrc he
was 10 take train for the west. The
horse. which was lame and unfit ilr work
caught the eye OF Miss LOlta, who seized
the bride and detained the animal until
an officer arrived aud ordered II taken hack
10 the stable. Owing 10 these proceedings
Samncls lost his tfain, and now srcks NJ
dress Tor his loss Of time IN the manner
aiatpd
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RESOURCES OF CHINA.
Fine Opportunity for American Capital
aud Labor.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Nov 29.--Chcstcr Hol-
comb, of Pekin, China, formerly Of the
American legation, is in the city.
A morning papcs publishes an inter.
view with Mr.. llolcomb, in which II us
sorts that he il in league with heavy
American capitalists in China investments,
and tina, he will obtain n charter on his re.
turn 10 China Tor the construction Of
double track railway, 10 run from some
convenient point m pckin 10 the iron aud
coal mountains uiat lie little less than
fifteen miles distant lie will also receive
imperial letters paiaut authorizing the
lloirOmb American syndicate 10 open up
coal and iron mines in said mountains
and 10 supply the Chinese generally with
coal and irun 10 construct watcr.wOrks in
Pckin, and 10 supply 100000 Pckinitcs
with water 81 construct sewers, yiaducts,
bridges, etc. lie says the pressing ques.
best method Of developing her
thUiCsc government realized the necessity
iur thr development oi internal communi-
cation, but the delay was caused by her
iNANNNi. y TO hlFfNNil AlNN lH'Nl WY 70 lNhN
hold oi the business There WIS nothing
In the concessions said 10 have been
granted Count Miikiewicz. lie had a
memorandum drawn up by an undcrling
in somc osc OF the government offices, hut
this did not bind anybody Tho two Chi
nnmcn that returned with the sp-callcd
count 10 the United States wer' not OIL.
ciais aud were brought over 10 carry ont
the counts decrptions when the Chi
ncse government decided 90 build railroads
and open mp her mines. foreign enterprise
would have 10 w. secured. She had no
skilled lah0r. but hal iron and metals but
no liciiti'J Tor working them. China was
cautions and conservative. aud while men
oi wealth and responsibility would br
given every facility the adventurous would
iind anything but q welcome.
Respecting Chinese immigration. Mr..
llolcvb,b sud that China was willing that
America should be careful about the class
of immigration from her shores, bat she
still thought she was liscriminatcd against
uniuily. In California tho people
Thought that ilrrc Would be- morr rid
us,ilrion law than the present one. 10
o man who has never been ~ China, nll
Cinnamon look alike. and m II WIS Tint
thinimnn who had been in America
would on his rtutn homo soll his ccrtn.
cate of American resident and Others would
use 10.
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q. b. aI,,nItInnrL

In the United States district conf ,es
mfday, j. W. Bib was found guilty Of
selling h.ticfs. etc, that contained liIuor.
Without paying thc United Suites lax
ms Nas q test clgr. and Opgicd mo- little
commouon and concern JmUpg mo, vh,
own general H0rB boz itr r,rt,rv srJ
who deal n such sH.i,ar. AU r,r.Sns an.
IEcu ,olling these medicines Wcro highly
!!hhlery9icd IN ihr rsu't OF the trial. and
,he DECISION il an important one. Hihb
keepe county store nt Edith, laudcrdalr
county, Tom, and sold what wa called
highland BiiicT manufactured by Mans.
held d Co., and Ginnr ENIlis. made by
Ashncr 4 Co, q this city. Some Of the
witnesses testified that they drank iho BIZ.
tes ior Tie purposes of drinking. while
oulcrsicsiihcd that they drank Il a. med.
idne. BIB claimed tliat d WIS not liduor.
and Thought be WIS exempt from prying
tar. lie submitted bis case and Was found
guilty, but the jury recommended that ho
DO not punished Judge Hammond will
render his decision this morning tlc
changed the jury NJ follows
The hW. Of this csc T. properly stated IN the
opinion ~ judge Nith.y aud Judge Caldwell. In
fed. Rep. 80 4. ~ stanofi si tct U9p ;1i
. The oili difficulty d iu as0ttia.unr tha fIris IA
this onc VI thclf relation f1 thp fuiot nl 4N aIi
oown ~ those opinions The manufacturers nf tho
"0lbgct ilislIf aud Highland nHtrn" tstiiy
and ilc district attorney dt-s not SERIOUSLY dauy
inat ih.r romruunds arr pvt up rud suid 81 med
iclnc dlsiad lot ute ~ malhIial districts. a. 4
blitcn ~ iouiu.
lhi be sayH that the pto0f shows couelutlvoly I'd
thh tase that the defendant sold ID ~ botrfsre h
~ drank 40 such, Tot The considerable alcoholic oi
oIi!.c1 slhfin iiht each Coucssgdly contains
and thai - stlling II he IA llnblo 10 the tsl IA,
~ fcisii liquor dealer.
Tho dcisnasnrs counsel contends That the nron
enows sonclndscly that The compounds could np
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Ci,snerr, s,.,t.

Opinion, by Chancellor e. ". Estes
giy, guardian, ~ Berthe NAV scott:
rcCord doe. not warrant falc. and none
vii nov be- made. lcil rs. tcIl. report of
elttk mus' h. iIN, made BELOW tr,n.mis.
nun 81 fund. Jack vs. lowcnt,in: I'M.
Junction dissolved. Binus VI. Chamber.
lam ruin" on exceptions m favor 81 com.
plainant
Thur 10y AMI Friday win b, motion
days. Ihnr lay on motions will h. per.
cmpioHly called. For tbc present ~. 'gii.
gu'on ipn vill hu held, court adjourn
ing at ] o'clock.
Calendar Tor November co. 5.GJp. Vance
". GpllNiM 300. Nilan W.. William.
soni h.O'l !, llclm W Sprgr 5000. Busby
~ ,Ntni,li i,Gj, CLAY 81. CLAY. a.6H.
Hoist NJ Hoist. b,GJ7. Road a. lmmc..
S,oiU Ir's1ity w. bclsguly; b.6il. Nc.
Clanghm ,s. Athy; o,Di2, 'ClrUI NJ.
Joiner.
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Lung T.onbIcs and w.,,Inr

Diseases can be cured, II properly treated
in time, MS shown by the following state
mcnt from ID. &. Freeman, Sydney: "llav-
ing been prcat sufferer from pulmonary
attacks, aud gradually wasting away for
the past two years, IL affords me pleasure
10 testify that SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod
Liver OIL with lime and Soda has given
mc great relief, and chccriuly recon-
mend it 10 all suffering in q similar way To
mysclL Ia addition, ! would say tial il
Is very pleasant Ia take"
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r. I. ". G. . not a curc-sll. but q quarter
of century 81 constant use has demon.
simtcd beyond question that Tanners In.
falliblo Neuralgia Cure "a the only known
infallible curc Tor al kinds Of neuralgia aud
Tor nervous headache. Fifty cents per box.
Main street
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For collie aud rrubs. Tor lung fever, cough
or hide bound, give simmons Liver Rcgu-
laior IN mash twice n day. You can rec
ummcnd u 90 every one having stock ns the
best medicine known Tor the above COM
plants. In using 10 with nv chickens for
cholera aud npca I mix Il with the dough
aud feed u 10 them once a day. By this
treatment have lost none whore the Rrgu.
lalor wasgiycn promptly aud regularly.
T.. r. TAYLOR
Agent Tor Changers u Georgia.
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CuicAoo, H., Now 2D-It Is learned
irom q director OF the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad that Samuel Spencer was at a
meeting az rarkonbuV. w. Va. yesterday,
elected president OF the rarkcnburg
branch NJ the Baltimore X Ohio railroad.
Tie old board 81 directors was reelected.
This election Of Mr.. spencer u looked upon
a. preliminary 10 his election NJ president
Of the Baltimore q Ohio milroad.
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io.rIivtiI tho best remedy ever discoy.
cred Tor oil diseases Of man and beast that
can be reached by on external medical NJ.
pllcniion. IL Rhngum Root Iinlmcnt One
ltial Will convince. Manufactured only by
Nangum Root Medicine Co. Nashville, Tenn.
filiy. cents per bottle. For salo by Holster,
2s3 Main street
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buyc entirely vegetable. no particular
care b. required Wide using DR. Picrco's
Pleasant iuuutiyc Pellets They operate
without disturbance to the constitution, diet
OF occupation. Tor sick headache, cou5tipa.
iiuu. impure blood, dizziness. sour CruCia-
bilious attacks. pain in region of hdncyH,
Internal fcycr, hllltcl feeling about stnm.
u,h, rush Of blood g. head. take Dr. Picrcc's
"lcllrts." liy druggists.
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'Sccond-siofy thieves" yesterday robbed
the residence 81 cx-Postmastcr kcndrck,
Of llobokcn, Of about 5000 worth OF dia.
mouds and ipWclFv.
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NEW ABOUT COTTON sEEI

Important o ando Inners.
independent OF Last
The American Company prepared furnish
to
seed
worth pound and liD pounds clean seed h
O.
andG
OF IN
durable
L
this particulars Nldrss
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Cotton Exchange Building New York